• 500 to 50,000 gallon capacity
• Material of construction maybe carbon or stainless steel
• Underwriters Laboratories Construction, UL-142
• Single or double wall steel configurations available
• Available with multiple compartments for multiple fuel storage
• Compatible with gasoline, diesel, fuel oil, ethanol, methanol and additives
• Lined internally for special applications, such as jet fuel or potable water storage
• Tank supports maybe, flat bottom, beam legs or skirt
• Tanks available with pump platforms and accessories
• Special pumping equipment available

Vertical Configurations: These are steel atmospheric tanks intended for aboveground storage of non-corrosive, stable, flammable, and combustible liquids that have a specific gravity not exceeding that of water. Maximum allowable working pressure is 0.5 psig as measured from top of tank. Vertical tanks maybe of single or double wall construction. If the tank is a double wall configuration, then it has interstitial monitoring capabilities.
These tanks may also be built with or without multiple compartments for multiple fuel storage. Tanks generally have flat bottoms and conical roofs.

Special fabrication can incorporate dished tops, dished and coned bottoms all supported on skirts or legs. Only new materials are used in tank construction. Each tank is sized with the appropriate normal and emergency vent openings as defined in the tank’s standard of construction. Tanks are built to Underwriters Laboratories specification standard UL-142. For special applications, such as products that have a larger specific gravity than water, Modern offers American Petroleum Institute, API, designed tanks in the API-620 or API-650 design configurations.

Drawing: Single Wall, Double Wall (dwg)
Drawing: Single Wall, Double Wall (pdf)

Illustration: Single Wall, Double Wall (pdf)

Spec Data: Single Wall, Double Wall (rtf)

Brochure: Aboveground Tanks (pdf)